Alexander Panetta
Reporter with The Canadian Press
About Alexander Panetta
Pentagon meeting today: A first for members of Trump-Trudeau cabinets
Key questions for Monday's meeting between Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan and his American counterpart: the ongoing commitment to NATO, defence spending levels and peacekeeping operations.
NAFTA: Trump calls for quick negotiation, says he's open to different deal types
"I don’t care if it’s a renovation of NAFTA or a brand new NAFTA," Trump said. "But we do have to make it fair."
White House uses Quebec killings to defend own policies on Muslim-country travel
"It's a terrible reminder of why we must remain vigilant. And why the president is taking steps to be proactive, not reactive," said White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday.
Keystone XL: Hundreds protest at White House, signalling upcoming pipeline fight
The protesters chanted slogans, held up signs like, "You can’t drink oil," and, "Keep It In The Ground."
PM to meet Trump in the 'next 30 days or so' to talk new NAFTA deal
A spokesman for Donald Trump confirmed the upcoming discussions as he held his first daily White House briefing Monday and took questions on trade, counter-terrorism and his own false statements.
Trump supporters, detractors in Washington for inauguration like no other
Just blocks away from Donald Trump's inauguration, police deployed pepper spray in a chaotic confrontation as protesters registered their rage against the new commander−in−chief.
How Canada got to own top spot for U.S. presidential inaugurations: Thank JFK
"(It's) at the foot of the Hill, chosen by Canada for its new chancery," wrote John F. Kennedy's old aide, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, in a letter.
A noisy majority: Anti-Trump protesters to line inaugural parade route
One protest organizer expects thousands in a plaza on Pennsylvania Avenue, halfway between the Capitol and the White House.
Canada's party for Trump: Poutine, salmon, and a reduced bill for taxpayers
As the Canadian government prepares its presidential inauguration bash at its embassy in Washington D.C., this year's menu includes poutine, salmon, beef, tourtiere — and a reduced bill for taxpayers.
Canada's opening stance for NAFTA talks: Common ground, not confrontation
"I think if we're just blatantly trying to push something that works for us but doesn't work for them, that's not going to be... quite as easy."